Sentence examples for the midterm of from inspiring English sources

Mr Reid told BBC's Sunday AM the "midterm of a third term" was inevitably difficult for the government.

But he says the notion of the mayoral race as a political test of the parties nationally, in the midterm of the Westminster parliament, risks causing more pain to Ed Miliband than Cameron.

This paper is a summary of the achievements at the midterm of the project.

Perhaps if it weren't the midterm of a second-term president who is unpopular in the district; perhaps if it weren't the currently configured, but rather, the pre-redistricted district; perhaps if the economy were doing better or if foreign crises dissipated, Reed would have a chance.

The 65% cut-off point for a "high" staffing level was adopted because, while the national target for local government-level facilities was to move from 49% in 2010 to 75% by 2015 [ 15], at the time of the study – which was at the midterm of the plan – the government had assured financing for only 65% staffing levels.

This was the Newt Gingrich revolution, swept into Congress by the midterms of 1994.

But in the midterms of 1938, the year after the economy plunged into a double-dip recession, the Democrats lost seventy-two seats in the House.

Thanks to the big gains they made in the midterms of 2010 and 2014, they will be defending a lot of seats at the national and state level that are potentially up for grabs.

But this doesn't automatically make the issue a winner for Democrats everywhere in the midterms, of course.

East Asia and Pacific Regional Director Daniel Toole reported on the results of the midterm review of the country programme for Timor-Leste.

As Americans headed into the midterm election of 2010, much of the electorate was characterized as angry and pessimistic.